Evening Herald. PUBLISHED DAILY, SUNDAY 11XCEPTBI) JL C. JlOYKll, JMttor anil VnMMier. 1V.tr. ,T. W ATKINS, Local IMtor. ALL TH E NEWS FOR ONE CENT llifliVKXIXa UKllALVhamt larger cir culation in khenandoah than any other imper Xmhllthed, Hook tpen to all. SUBSCRIPTION rates: Daily, per year WKKKLr, per year,. ..K W ..160 Knlertdst the Postofflce, at Shenandoah, Pa for transmission through tho mailt asseeond clans mail matter. LAKESIDE PATHS. TTlffurcs Demonstrate tho Fopu.' larity of tho Bosort. Auk, SO. Trinity Heiormed Sunday school of Mnhanoy City. Aug Ul. Daughters, of ltebeksli, llslm noy City. Auk. 22. P. M. Sunday school, of Oil. borton. Aug. 21. P. 11. Sunday school of Shoii' andoab. Aug. 25. English JLutheran, Mahanoy Citv. Aug. 20. Evangelical Lutheran Sunday echool. Tamaqua, Aub. 27. Young Men' Democratic Club, llabanoy City. Ask Your FrlondB About. It. Your distressinii couah can bo cured. "Wo know it because Kemp's Balsan within tho nast few yours has cured si many coughs and colds in thislcominunity Its romiirkablofttle has been won antirfilj hv its conuino merit. Ask 6omo friend who has Ufod it what ha thinks of Komp'f Balsam. Ttiore is no medicino 60 pure, nono so effective. Largo bottles COc and Jl at all druggists'. Thcro have been pome flno displays this of electrical fireworks iu the summer heavens. A Curo for Constipation Headache. and Dr. Silas Lane, whilo in tho Kocky Mountains, discovered a root that wbn combined with othor berbs, makes un eaij and certain cure for constipation. It is in tho form of dry root and loaves, and it known as Lano's Family Modicine. It will cure sick headache For tho blood, liver and kidnrys, and for clearing up the coinploxion it does wonders. Druggist toll it at 50 cento a package In a fow wocks moro the boys and girls will bo again called to rVlvo among books. New Yohk. February 28. 1800 Aim'n itinziiiim Hneclno Co. Gentlemen l toko n' nut urn In eerttivtnz to l lie cure 1 ie- reived through your medicine, the Cactus ltinnit nnre. 1 have been h Mtfierer from eruptions upon the skin eczema, etc., lor Fcverat veais. During ilint itino I was treated by kevernl .killed ptr f iclans in tline llnumes wiwinui. un.v uhiiuu. uimii two boiilrs I m ei ti.ely well, and heartily lecommend the uiodlclue to tiny one Miner ln imm I h i' troubles. 11. Mckl'.ON. 8!8 Sixth avenue Bold at Klrlin's Drug Store,!' ergusou House Block, slienaunoui.. Tho man who is ruled by his feolings -will always travel in a zigzag course Shlloh's Consumption Cure. Hits is beyond qnotlon the most soo- Tthilul Cough Medicine v. o have ever sold, a tew finMK Invariublv cure the woibt onset ol Uintah, Croup, aud Iirouchltls, while iln won derlul mccei-s in the cure of Concuniptlon is Willi. .in a parauui in me niwuo' oi meaioiuo. UI1...1. u Heel HlL.uurv it lau tit.-ll Ullfl nil a guurntee, a test whlrh uo other medicine can stand, it you imva a i-ougu eerutuy auk you to try it. Prlc-10 rents, 60 oents. and S1.I0. Jt your l.nniis are fcore, Chest or llaea tnnwi. iirh Slilloti'H PmoUH Plailtdr. bold by U. U. liaKenbuch, N. 10. cumer Main and Lloyd hlreets. In the gsriie of lile the men strive to I m kc poin'.a Mid tho girls aie all af.er the counts. How to Succeed. Tills is the nieat problem of lite which lew satisfactorily solve, feome rail because o! iiMi health, others wain ol luck, but tbe majority from deficient grit want of nerve, TUey are nervous, irresolute, changeable, easily gt the blues nd "take, the spirits down to keep the spirit up," thus wasting money, time, opportunity and uerve Jorce. There Is nothing like tbe Hesloratlve Nervine, llHRovered bv the urent sneoialist. Dr. Miles. to cure all nervous difccueeM, un headache, the I blues, nervous piosliation, siraniessnox, iipiiml&lfL. HL Vitus danre. Ills, and hvttejla. Trial bottles vud tine bonk of testimonials lree at C. 11. Hugeubuch's drug store. Half of August has gone, September will soon be here and then Autumn will follow. A Fatal Mistake. I'liystclaiiB make no more fatal mistake than when they inform patients that nervous heart troubles oome from the summon mid are of little coiHcqUf nee. Dr. Franklin Miles, tho noted ludlana t)uclullst, lias proven the contraiy in IiIh new book on 'HKrt Disease," which may behadfieeat t 11, liagenbttoh's drtiK store who ffUHrante nud reeommeuds J)r. Miles unequHltd New Jit'tut Lure, wlilch lias tlu largest sale ol any heart remedy iu the world. 11 cures nervous and orgaulu Heart disease, short breath, llutiering, pain or tendi-iness in the side, arm or shoulder, frieirular nnlse faluttnu. smother- I lng, dropsy, etc. ills ltestorallve Nervine cuies headache, fils, elo. A little charcoal in cabbage will kill the odor while being prepared. MHee' Ixarve and Uver Pi 11b Act im a new principle regulating liver, Moiimrli and bowels tlaouah the rr A iu w discovery. Dr. Miles' fills soeei euie liiitousue-s, bad Utste, t-orpirl liver, piles, 1 constipation Uueijualed lor men, womeu, I chiiilieii Hiualh-sl. mil. esi.surcsil frmnsAs. 1 Zjois. H rabies Free, at C. 11. llageubuoli's urug sioiu. Completed to Deadwood. The Jiuriiogton Koute, 0., B. & Q. K. ll from Chicago, Peoria ana St. Louis, is now I completed, and daily passenger trains are! running through Lincoln, Neb., and I Ouster, 8. D., to Deadwood. Also to New-1 cattle, Wyoming. Sleeping cars to Dead-I )i. tf To Our Headers. ih.)1.j1 with Consumption oral i i ..'el, il so take healthy eierolse, I . i, use 1 'all Tina Couuli and " i and bo cured. Don't ii e at Klrllu's drug store! Disinterested Advice. "Now. wrtlter." said n jiow customer In nn eating liouso wlirfjo ho was more than doubtful regnnlliigho quality of tho faro, "here's something for you In advance Now," looking over tho list of dishes, "what would ntlvlso?" Walter (confidentially) Another res taurant. J u!lgo. GuttliiR liven with lllm. now coaoliman. I heard Miss Stucltup say that their other coachman was Im pudent, nnd bho was going to punish him. Jloblnson JInyba bho has oloped with him, poor followl Texas Sittings. He Recognized It. First Stranger Excuse me, sir, but I notice that you are looking tit me closely. Is there anything about mo that is familiar? Second Ditto Yes, thero Is. My urn- brullal Boston News. Cool, ISut Not Cold. Charlie Don't you think that Mabol Is a very cold girl? this Not at all. Sho is always toll Ing mo that she feels warm enough for Mine loe fcream. Munsey's w eekly. Her Appearance. Bingo Things have gono so with mc lately that I have had to compel ray wife to make her own dresses. Kinglov Too bad. How doeB sho look? Bingo Daggers. Cloak Review. An UnMeted Peril. Wool I think It Is timo tho eaglo screnmed. Van Pelt Why, what's the matter? Wool An English syndicate lias lust asked for an option on tho Chicago dl vorce mills. Lako Shoro News. Wliy Ho Was Anxluus. Mario Why is Mr. Puffer in such a hurry to marry Maud? Arthur llo promised nor that no wouldn't smoko whilo they were en gaged. Jury. Part of His ntltlol. American Do you know how to play baccarat? Stranger Of courso I know all about it. J am an English judgo. Munsey's Weekly. The I'm; End nf i Quarrel. Barrows (hotly) I tell you it is not uol I do not agree with you. Ackerman No, you don't agree with mo. Tuatstruo. touniuiwajeaio. Jury. Jlnlnt' Son. Winks Your son is a mighty clevor fellow, isn't he? Jiuks (proudly) Who told you so? Winks Ho did. Good News. Not Church Goers. Stranger .lust look at tho crowds go ing nlong. I shouldn't think you could build churches enough to hold them all. Native Wo can't they'ro going to tho ball game. Harvard Lampoon. A Veteran of T.ong Staudlus. Mabel l'oor fellow! And so you are a veteran. How long have you been a veteran? Wandering Waggs Ever since I was a child, miss. Munsey's Weekly. Iler lxjerlenci. He Did you ever seo "Hold by the Enemy?" Sho roj but 1'vo been Held by a friend, and it must bo much nicer. Texas Slf tings. Very Accommodating. He Did your father consent to my ealling every evoning? She Yes tho dear old thing! and promised to take mo to the theator four niuhts in tho week besides. Life. Judgement ihould bfl displayed in buying medV. sine above all tilings. In selecting remedy for any diseeae, you should t positive that it contains nothing inju rious to the health. Many remedies oa the market leave the pationt In a much worse condition, than bafor taking them. s. U purely vegetable, and porfeetJy harmless ; tho most delicate child can take It with absolute safety. It contains no mercury or minerals of any kind, and yet it never fails to cure the dis eases it is recommended for. Book on Blood and Skin diseases fro. Swift Speciflo Co., Atlanta, G TvTb Gonuine Jrv, . PAIN EXPELLEB. is and will ever be the best Bemedy for Frtmit. TnAnA-nM. Baokaohe. f-Oaira in tho SiflO. CllOSt find' I Joints, Meuralgia, Spraina, Sto Btfore you seed to Dny, CDtaln as-rRBK OF CHARCE "C UUe yalnabls liookt "anldo t i Health," wlh J enUOrici&ejlul Ol jjrumiucuD uji (wmw A t. II A H 1 T.AD.RlCHTER&CO.i 310 Broadway, NEW YORK 28 Prize Medals Awarded! 'EBfopftdnHousest BoavlUadt,!.. or vX Vienna, Pragos, Botterdini, Oil.:', Nnrsmbgrg. Ivonstelai baipsio. C DU tJenta a uctti hot oaie Dy l. If. I x -t f .1 :v. II. 1IA. k Si!l' ll, SKEUA'I' FA , and otl1 -r . . ' . .,it BASEBALL SCORES. Th Olauts Tulie iIih rtuvond G.imea from the llimtoiiM. AT HEW YOmt. New York 0 1 1 .1 1 0 0 1 0-7 Doston 8 000 0 001 03 Ilntterlea liwlnir ami Ihlolilov: Clarksou and Dennett. at rrrrsnuRO. PlttsbUnr ,0 0030000 0-3 ChlonRO 0 001 I, 003 x-4 UAttorlee-tliilvlnand Miller. Oumbcrt and itcrritt. AT CINCINNATI. Cincinnati 1 Clovc'lnnd 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 6 1-0 Batteries llhlnos and Keonanj Viau and Zlmuier. AT r-ntLAMLPHIA. rhllndelnhlit-llrooklTn iratno nostnonod on account ot wet grounds. Tho National League Ileeord. Pir Clvhi. iron, fyirt. (Tt Pur nuh. iron. 1nU Ct Brooklyn, 44 48 .478 Chicago... 58 30 ,!.D8 Boston 51 30 .581 New York. 51 37 .580 Cleveland.45 al Cinoinnatino CO l'lttebursr.33 00 .404 .400 .338 Phila'phta.50 44 .502 AflBoelntlnn Gnluos. AT BOSTON. Boston 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 213 Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 llntteries-Grllllth and Murphy: Ifcaly and Uoblnton. AT ST. LOUIS. Bt. Louis 1 0000001 0-3 Milwaukee 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 3 0-7 Uattertos-Stlvetts and Darling; Davis and d rim. AT WASUINOTON. Washlngton-Athletlo gatno postponed oa account of wot grouuJs. Tho AHBOcluttou Rocord. Ter Prr Club. ITnn, ToU (Tt CluhK iron. Tyitt. Ct Doston.... Ill) 31 .000 Columbu. .48 54 .470 8t. Louit..00 38 .033 Mllwauk'0.44 57 .430 llaltlmoro55 41 .573 Lou'vlllo... 37 00 .340 Atulotio..Gl 47 .5J0 Vasli'ton..31 04 .320 EfMtern Asdoclatlon Games. AT BUFFALO. HuHnlo.....3 00030100038 lloohoster ..0 002010030 0-5 Batteries -Callib an and JIcKcouuhi Blau veltandSugo. AT TIIOY. Troy 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Albany 1 00 2 001 4 Ilatterios Doran aud Murphy; Devlin and Hess. Gamo onllod ond of 7th Inning; rain. ASSOCIATION MEETING. Presldrnt ICrnmar lenders His Itaslgnn- tion but it Is Itrjected. St. Louis, Aug. 19. At tho special meeting of the American Association, held at the Lindell Hotol, tho deal ad mitting Milwaukee to permanent mer bership ia the Association was ratified by a unanimous vote. President Kramer tendered his resig nation aa president of the American As sociation, but by a unanimous vote It was rejected, nnd the Association abso lutely lefusod to accept it. Strong pres sure is being brought to bear to have him reconsider it. F. H. Stucky of Louisvillo said his club had no thought of withdrawing from tho Association, nnd would be In it for vears to come. The Milwaukee uiud signed uatcner Vaughn, pitchers Mains and Dwyer, First Baseman Carney and Short-stop Canavau of the Cincinnati totim. i"ottit will cap tnln tho team and Cushnian will con tinue ns manager, Bancroft being mere ly business manager. THREE DROWNED. A Party of Artist Perish While Slietoulng on tile Ohio ltlvor. Cincinnati, 0., Aug. 19. At 1 p. m, bout contaiuing a pirty of four artists sketching on the Ohio River opposite this city, oupsized near tho Kentucky shore nnd three were drowned. Those who perished were: Clara Fech hoitnor, aged 18, daughter of a leading shoe manufacturer of this city; Miss Bamburgor, of Chicago, visiting Miss Fcclilioimer; Joseph Blocli, cousin ot the president of the Ulocu muting Uoin nanv. of this city. Another young man, named Soloaions, escaped drowning by swimming to the shore. The p irty got into the boat at Fulton, a suburban town. It is supposed that they came direct from the Cincinnati Art Museum for a hoatlug outiug. $1100.000 Flru iu CambrlilKd. CAiimupoE, Jlano., Aug. 19, The Damon Safe Compiiny'H Works, on the banks of the Charles Iilver, woro destroyed by Are yesterday. The loss will reach $300,000, on which there Is only a partial Insurance, The structure adjoining, leased by E. Kendall & Co., machinists, was also de stroyed, causlnu a ' loss of $80,000, on which thcro is an insurance of $00,000. Tbo men employed in both pl.ices num bered about 280, the majority of whom owned their own tools and will suffer a loss in the vicinity of $10,000. Knluhta ot Pythlus Elsct Otlloori. IlAnBiSBuao, Pa., Aug. 10. Tho fol lowing officer ot the Qrand Lodge of the Knights ot Pythias was elected hero for the ensuing year; Qrand Chancellor, Qeoree W. Buckman, Philadelphia; grand vice chancellor, John J. Davis, 1'ltUburg; jr.ind prolate, John 21. Strut ton, Philadelphia; grand keeper of records and seal, Qeorge Iluwkes, Phila delphia; grand master of exchequer, John Mountney, Philadelphia; grand minor guard, Oharled G. Freed, Phila delphia. Tim Prenoh Flout lu Knxland, London, Aug. 10. The fleet of French war vessels which has recently been vis iting Cronstadt, aud whose officers have been received wltft sued m irkeu and slaulfluant enthusiasm at th it port and at Bt Petersburg, arrived in the Solent between tbe isle of Wight and the mai u laud of England to-day. Odd Vsllows Brand Lodxe. BmiFiUO, N. Y., Aug. 11). The Grand Lodge l. u. u. tr. is noiuiug nn annual session at tbe Kingston Opera House, About 800 delegates aud Pact Grand officers are lu attendance, iitiffnlo was selected aa the plaoe for the uext annual convention. Combining to Heat the Alliance. ToristtA, Kan., Aug. 19. Nine district judges are to be elected in Kansas this jail, and the People's Patty Dolltlclana claim that la six ot them tbe Democrats wad lleuubltoans will unite on a candi date to defeat the Alliance nominees. Starting on a Nou-Uuluu llasls. ILtvURiiiU Muss,, Aug, 10. J. II. Winuhell & Co., the large shoe manu fnofurern, have started up thoir factory ou a nou-uuion uasis. ' Scrofula and Salt RheuuT ; Tho herltagoof whichever' human be " it.gls almost as certain an ho is of air, S sunlight and breath, lsBcronita Humor. t I at away In tho realms of history wo ; cntrti gllnpses of what a curse upon the ; poo pi o tills all-prevalent contamination made itself, l'oor diet nnd insufficient food, ill ventilation, filth nnddampnos, S u'.l assist tho slumbering germs of Scrof S ula to overpower the vitality ol the body ; nnd run riot In the system. The blood In J its process of renewing tho waste can 5 not oxpol any inherited taint of weak- noss or impurity. It can only be re- moved by tho action of some purifying I medicinal agency, which assisted by nn ; tritloitB food, welldigestcd ond asslmlla S tedlnto blood, gradually insures tho pos S sesslou of sound health. Huch aronovat- lng remedy has Browi. Snrsapnrllla J proved Itself to be, whetho. this taint has P given rise 'o iScrofula, Salt Itheum Rhou jj malism, N9uralgia,Liver Complaints, or ; Kidney Diseases, which are tho most fro S quoiit manifestations of its presence, all ; have readily yielded to the clean and ; purifying action of Brown's Sa rsapnrllln. j A VEflY BAD CASE of Scrofula, cured by Brown's Sarsnpa S rllla, has excited tho people living in and jj around the town of Lee, Me. Mr.Aier Z 111 writes us ns follows: "My tun has S now taken fourteen bottles of Brown's 2 Harsaparllln, and lam sure it has com- pleted a cure. His case was the iTOrst I over saw. His face was covered with i what seemed to be scales or scrub, and the. iUhlug was so Intolerable that he tossed At all Druggists 1. 00. 0 mwm by ISie If Brown s Sarsaoars a DON'T Uko Something else "lust as good," IT !G NOT. A P. a Whekkn & Co., i-olo P.xipiietors.Dangor, Me. , 4jrSE4CseiSitlDKBtllBSEInBCIlBBEeKSlliaSDllLlliKE.aliEIBIIItlllllSDIBIlCl Koch favs lunus (t aline ulcer) is tubercle. and lymp cures It. rio substanio i" existence cuies lupus fo rapidly as Cactus Cure No Mton... 'ri.it .A,oi.f,l. nil enrnf. ulousand specific diseases, whose name are lesion. First and only purely vegetable blood puilQer known. Sold at Klrlin'e Drug Stare, Ferguson's Hotel Block, Shenandoah, Pa. DR. THEEL, 538 fiG th onlj genuine Oerman Amorlcn BpecUIUt Id lb United StsUei who li Able to car GlOOCj PolSOtlf MorvouB DobUltyaOp.u clal Dlseosos r taUl M" pkln Di aiusa. Hod SpotiPaJn In the boDei.soroThroat&Mouthf Blotches, PlmrilfM'. Vruptiom, icfl or hard not?ri, Swt'lllngs, Irritation , loflamm&Uortt and Eonnlngi, Ktrloturei, Woaksesi and Early decay, lot memory, weafc baok, monUl anxletT, KMnfy Illaddir Dlieaiff and all Iiltwuc rnlU(t fro Judlretlon or OrtTwork. Kccent cam cured 1b4iOJ"i re-lkf at onoe. Do not low hepe, no matter what mtw mint Doctor, Quack, Family or lioii'ltal Phyilelan has Dr. TIlt-EL curei positively en1 without Mention fro tmslneii. old, touwo, middl m kdthoi coKjasiPiaTrni Htvuin: rleh cr poor, iMii . taniri for bOOK "TrlUTH" etpoln ()oaok undr BK-orn WtirooiiHl;. llooai. -UilT from 9 to S, Hr'gii to 9, Wfd. and Sat. ?'Ct 6 to 10. flnndar 0 till 13. WrtW or call and wifd. For ntrrioM ioa Veda. "d Bitudty VIU. W1 Tlmt' THIS SEASON FOR. PIC-NICS IWJSa AT 1IANB, Committeemen should bear in mind that the ITkkald oillce is prepared to do all kinds of Poster Work! nt the niont resf-oiiable rates. Give us a call and obtain our prices. All work done when promised and in a satisfactory manner. DRUNKEN!! Or tlte JMquor Habit, fiifUWy Cui-eu ly adiulitUlerliiff Ir. IluiuiV (i old vii Ni4BpllIe. It Is mannffloturod on a nowder. whloh oan b HvAn tn a Klatw of beer, a cup of oofle or tea, or In food. wuuouitao ak.uuwitKiKo oi ui a pa u ant, ma BDaojuieiy iiarnu uu wilt outwit u pvririctueiit nuu mpevay euro, whether tbe jwneut ia a moderate drinker or moon oiio wraen it nas on gr impraBMtr lowod. It never I'ull. The nytm onoe Impre d with tbe Speoifia.ti becomes un utter Impogei! ipoiMbuitx or Uie liauOF aocacitA la b cif.L. vo pwco uook oi pwuuiuin ino. i o do aaa o' C. H. HAGENBUCH, Dragolst, Ehenahdoab IWPORTAKT NOTICE I All persons are hereby warned NOT TO FISH IN THE DAMS ! Belonging to the Shenandoah Water Company, and nil parties caught violating this notice will be Prosecuted as Trespassers. By older of THE OOMPANTT. nboiit In ngony through many a lcr. lossnlKht. Ho coinmeuced so-.no "0V.1 ngotottso Brown's BarsapurlUn In en- , nection with tho t.ilvo jou . ci ; i . ! f. tho irritation, nnd'iowhols sd lui in - ' ored that we consider Ujl" en- ipi r , . f ns oertalc." Mr. J.W Km , f-of Lom i" '. man of Penobscot f o. (V.mnilsslone- says: "HlRWOinlerful '.il.u'. 'lo n'tH-ir- ' saparllla has done tor yoing Avwl'l." p In this case Brown's Sarsapnrllla threw S open the bowels and pores iA i.'ie sktn. ut the same time entering the flood, '.. btiglnnlnir a- vigorous wnrfare on the impure matter found there, and which was a constant source of supply for the S BcrofuloushumorontheouUdde. Intlmo t this was expelled from tbe system, and only pure matter entered tho blood. ; se o SALT RHEUM. On Davis Btreet, in Bangor, resldss Mrs. 5 Kdwln Wiley, whose daughter was badly ainictod with Salt Uheum. At times her face and hands would be covered with I blotches. So intense was the Itching sensation that applications of nalt were made to destroy It. For a long time no S relief could be obtained. One day some ; one suggested Brown's Sarsaparllla, and 5 a bottle was purchated. Later Mrs. AVI- jj ley brought her daughter to tho estnb- ; llshment of Mr. Ara Warren where ! Brown's Sarsaparllla is made. Tho face jj that a short timo previous was covered 5 with blotches, burning and itching, pro- S sentcd as fatrund smooth an appearance as that of any young lady. Less tiiak 2 one norm: was used. S bottles for B.OO. Your trade is what we waut. This is how wo propose to get it. By selling you a first class article ; by sellingyou for less than others; by selling you furniture, an organ, a piano, a sewing machine or anything else In the line of household goods. We have a large and va ried stock to select from. No trouble to show goods. Call, examine and be convinced. 4 a b H il H r THE OLD RELIABLE, Soutli main St. SEE 33 JSTJ.lTJDOJ.-m. Lehigh Valley Railroad. AHK--GEMENT OF PABilEKOBK TKA1JJE. MAY 10, 1891. Pficii(f6r trains will leave Bhenandoah fcr Ainttcn i iiuns. r.cnieuion. tMaiininon. i;aui Bdelphla and New York at 5.47, 7.40, 9.08 a. m., 1Z.DLT. s.iu. o.m n. m. For Belvldere, Delaware Water Gap and suourutuurga&o.i, a. za ana o.zop. in. ror Lsmumvnie nuu xruiiuji,, , m. For White Haven, WllBes-Barre and Pitts ton 5.47. 9.08. 10.41 a m.. S.10 and S.2tt n. m. ForTunlihannock, 10.41a. m 3.10 and 6.26 p. ru 10.41 E. ru and 6.28 p. m. ForLaoayvllle, Towaudn, Bayre, Waverly, Blrnlrn, ltocheeter, Burlklo. f,lniara Falls Chlca;o and all points West at 10.41a. m.,and 5.20 p. in. For lmlra and the West vlaHalamanca at 3.10 p. m. For Audeniied, Hazleton, Stockton, Liim. tier Yard, Weatterly and Fenu Haven Juno tlon at 5.47,7.40,9,08 a. m.nnd 12.52, 8.10 and 50 p.m, For Jeanesvliie, Leviston and Iteavei Meadow, 7.40, 9.08 n. tn. and 6.2S p. ra. For Bcrantonat 5.47 9.W, 10.41a. ru. 3,10 and 6:2a p. rn. For Hazle Brook. Jeddo, Urlfton and Free land at 6.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41 a. m 12.51! a.10 and 5.23 p. m. For liutttaSo at 6.47 and 9.08 a. m and 8.10 p. m. For Wlggans, Gllberton and Fractvllle al 5.50 and v.08 a m., and 4.10 p. m. For Yatesville, Malianoy City and Delano 5.47, 7.40, 9.08, 10.41, 10,68 a. m.,UL62,3.10,5.20, 8,03, 0.2. aud 10.27 p. m. For Lost Creek, jlrardvllle and Ashland 4.27, 7.48,8.62, 10.15 a. m., 1.00, 1.40, 4.10. .35 8.10 and 9.11 p. m. For Damwater, Bt. Clolr and Pottsvllle, 11.08, 10.58 a.m., 12.52,3.10, 1.10,6.20 aud tC P. ra. For Buck Mountain, New Borton ar.d Morea, 7.40, 9.06, 1U.68 a. n.., 12.52, 3.10, 6.36 and S.08 p. ra. For Haven Hun, Centralla, Jtt. Camel aud aiamr.kin, 8.62, and 10.15 a. in., 1.40, 4.40 and 8.00 p. in. Trains leave Bhamokln for Shenandoah, 7.55 11.55 a. m., 2.10. 4.30 and 0.30 p. in., arriving ut Shenandoah, 9.05 a. ut., 12.52, 3.10, 5.26 and U.15p.m. BUNDAY TKAINB. For I.ost Creek, Glrardvllle r3S0. 9.10 11.35. 111.. 2.45 r. m. and Asniano, For Darkwater. Bt. Clair and PottBVlll. 5.50, 8.00, 90 k. m., 2.45 p. m. For Yatesvlllf, Mahanoy City and Delano, 8.O0, 11.36 a. m.. 1.40, 4.40, 6.08 p. ru. For Lofty, Andeurled and Hazleton, 8JX a- m., 1.40 p.m: For Maucb Chunk, l.elilehton, Buttlneton, Catakauqua, Allentown, Bethlehem, Fiudoi and New York, 8.00 a. in., 1.40 p. nr. For Philadelphia, 1,40 p. m. k. B. BYINQTON, Oen'l Pass. ArU, Bethlehem. WATER OF LIFE. A newly discovered MlNUtAL WATER, the use ot which will tupply important ele ments necttsnry to health. It will core the Kidneys, Liver, Btouiach, aud all Bowel and Bladder diseases, it will dlw-olvu mlcull and remove tbeiu. itrtmovth the uilc arid trom the blood and thus destroys Malaria and Chills. It cuius Uilthl n dlheut-c, and 1b es. peciany reuommenaua tor people advand in life, and for eeuerul iebilu . i...r nnrt,,hiwi proofs oi this bend for parupblet giving lull particulars, to J. It. PKHKY, Water of UJe vw., iitoijuiu aiiuu oi.. wiiResjrJarre t'a. WE'RE AFTER YOU ! P.fil nuosfflBro., Philadelphia and Beading fteilroad TabU in eflect .July 10, 1SU1 TRAINS LEAVE SHENANDOAH AS FOLLOWS For NflW VnrlT Vln PhtlaAttthln maalr it.m 2. 0 5.25, 7.20 p. m. arid 12 85 2.60 and 6.55 P. m. Sunday 2,10 and 7. a. m, i'or New T.a), a.m. nnd 12.3 and 2.60 P.m. 0,n?Sea?!?.K Bntl I'iiilauelphia weekdays, aopday, 2.10 and 7.48 a.m., 4.30 p. m. i '0 sis p m ' :ilu'7",u R- M' I'Or Alle&town. WAntr ilaw T .y w. iiia 2.f0p.m. u. 12JJ MO i nnd 6.55 p. m. Knntiay, 2 iu aiirt l.ii a. m , 4 30 p.m. for 'rainaquu and Mahauoy oity. wee day, 2.10, 6.4s, 7.20. n m., 12 33 UO na Ses p m. Sunday, 2.10 and 7.48 a.m., 4.80 p. m. Additional tor Mauanoy City, week: days 7,00 p.m rur uuncaxter nuu uoiombia, wees days. 7.20 a.m.. 2.60 p.m. ' ror vriuianispon, nunnury ana lewifburt, week days, 8.25, 7.20 and I1.3H a. in.. i,33, 7.C0 p. M, Hundey 3;26 a. m., 3.05 p. in. tor oiauauuy r-iauu, wees aays, a.iu 8.5, 7.20 and 11.30 a.m.. 12.W. 1.35. i5c. ui 7.00 ane . in. Bundny, 2 10, ,25 and 7,48 , nv 8.06, 4.80 n. m. For Glraravllle (Kanpahannocl: Btatlom w,r days, 2.10, 3.25, 6.25, 7.20 and 11.30 a. m., 12.35. 1 35. W.50. 5.55. 7.W audll.25. D. m. Bundny. 2'JO, '.2, 7.4S a. m., S.iiS, 4)0 p. m. for A.sniana ana anaiuosin, wees; aays, 8.23,5.25,7.20, 11.30 . Tn 1.35, 7.00 and 0.28 . ru. nunoay n a. n-., s.va p. m. TKAlJSfa FOrt btLBUJDoAll t Leave How YorK via rniladelrhla. weeK days, 7.15 a. m l.IW, 4.00, 7.80 p. n 12.13 niani. unnasy, boiu p. ni.. ij.is nigut. lave Ii'e ITorlc via Mancn Obunlr, week toye, 4.30, 8.45 a. in,, 1.00 and 4.0) p. m. lave PhllfldQluhta. weeK d&TN. 4.1(1. nrl 10.00 a. m. 4.00 una 0.00 r,.m.,fivm Broad ma ualiowhill and B.3-) a. m. and 11.80 p. m. from Othnnc lireeii mtreels. Hunclav 9.05 m. 11.10 p. m. from tt tmt ren. leave eaaing, wees aaye, I 33. 7.1". 10.(5 nd 11.50 ii, m 6.55, 77 p, m. Uunday 1.33 ana 10.48 a, m. .Leave Itollsvllle, week (lays, 2.40, 7.40 a, in., 12.W. 0.11 n. m. bunday. 2,49. 7.00 a. m. and 2.C5 v. m. Lave xamaqua, week days, S.V0, B.48 and ' 2i a. in., 1.21, 7.13, and V.U p.m. HundayS.lO 7 43 in. and 2.50 p. m. jave Walianoy Ouy, week days, 3.40, 9.18 and 11.47 a. m 1.61, 7.42 aud 0.44 p.m. H un lay, s.48,8.17 a. m 8.20 p, in. Leave Mahanoy l'lane, week days, 2-4), 4.10 s.30,9.85. 11.59 a. m.,1.05, 2.00. 5 20. ti 26,7.57, ana miiilD. in. Bunday 2.4j. 4.01). and 8.1:7. a.m. 3 37, 5.01, p. m. Aiave uiiaravuie tnappunannocs: aiauoni ek days. 2.47, 4.07, 6.8U, and 9.41 a. m 12.05, '2, 5.SC, C.82, 8.03 Bnd 10.00 p,iu. Bunday, 2,47, . 0', f 83 a. m. 8.41, 6.i7 p. m. i.euve Wllllamuport, week days, 3.00,9.45and U.65. m.8.85 and 11.16 p, m. bundny 11.15 3.m. For Baltimore, Washington and the west via B. O. Ii. K., through tralnn leave Glrard Avenao station, Phlladelphloi, (P. dt K. R. K.) at 4.16, 801 and 11.27 a. m 1.31, 4.21, 6.65 on.t ;.23 p. m. Bunday, 4.16 8.02 11.27 a, m., (.24 :,65and7.2.tp. m. ATIANTIOOITY DIVISION. Leave 1'hlladelpbla, Chestnut Btrevl Wharl ind Uouth Btreet Wharl. I'or Atlantic CUv. Week-dKys KxpresF, 5.15, 8 00.9:00,10.45 n. m, and 1 ir- (Saturdaya only, L30), 2.10, 8.00. 3.80, i.t , 5 00. 6.00 i . i. AceotnBio lalion, 7 40 a.r.l., 4.15, 0 30 . m. unii,o. Kxprese, 5.15, 7.00, 7.33, 8.00, 8 30, 9.00, 0.30 it. ru. and 4 30 p. m. vocounut, mulu 8.00 a. m.and 45 p. iu, tielnruing, leave Atlantic City, depot corner - v.itic snd Arkansas avennes. Wtetrtava Kxpress, 7.00, 7.30, 8 00, 9.00, 10.00 n. m. and 3.15, 4 00, 6.S0, tv.SC, 7.S0, 9 80 p. m. Accommodation 0.00, 8.10 a. m. and 4.40 p m. Snndays-Kx-pross, 3 30, 4.00, 5 00, 6 00, 0'30.-7-00, 7.30. b.OO, 9.80 p. rn. Accommodation, 7.30 a. m.,5.05 p. m. J. U. ilATtLUU'U, we . riu r sii.j A. A. iieoUKOD. Pres. ft Gen'l Manager, OEHNSYLVANIA RfllLKOftD. &. 80HrX7LKII.I. DIVlfllOlt, On and after JS'ov. 24, 18P0, trains will lean nfietiantwan as foltoios: For WlgEan, Uliberton, Frackvllle, Now Caetle, Ut, Glair, and way points, 6.00, 9.10 A ia and 4.15 P lu. Bunoays,600,it.4aamana.iHp m. For FotlBvllle, 6.00, 9.10 a m and 4. 15 p ru. Himdayo, 600, 9.40 a m and 8.10 p m, For BeadlnE. 6.00, 9.10 a m and 4.15 p m, Bnndays, 00,9.40 a.m. and 3.10pm. For Fottstown, Phoenix ville, Norrlstoyn ind Philadelphia (Broud street station), 6.00, U0 o to. and 4.15 p m weekdays Sundays, iiOO, 9.40 a m 8.10 p ra Trains leave FrackvlUe lor BhenandGKh at 10,40 am and 12.14, 7.42, 10,09 p m, Kundays, 11.18 am and 6.40 pm. Leave Foiteville lor Shenandoah, 10.16 aaul 1.48, a ra 7.15, 9.42 p m, Eundityz, 10.40 a eo 5.15 p m. , Leave Phlldelwhla (Bread Btreet ntatloi), ("r PottsvilleiiUQ Bhenandoah, 6.57.10.25 a m ' .1U, 4.1 AUU 'Ml 1' IU U.)h OUUUUJT Q,fiO iJ. ia and 1.10 p.m. frm Vot wYork,i.2Q,4.C5 4.10, 5.85, n.60, 7.S0, SB) 8.1108.30, rf.60,11.0l)andll.l5am.l2.00noon1(lim h Ited exprew, 1.06 and 4.50 p m.) 12.44, 1.40, 2,30! , ; 4, i, d,.8.30, e.50 7.13 8.U and 10.00 pm, 12.01 v night. On Sunday v, 8.20, 1.05, 1.40, 5.35,8.12. 8.30, 9.60, a m . uud 12.49, H.20 Himl Wil 4.50;, 6.28, 0,30, 6,50 ,'.13 K.16 p m and U.01 night. For Bea Slit, Hprinit Iake, Belmar, i iceun Urove, Anbury Park, rmd Long Jirauch 8.30, 11.15, t. to. 4.00 p. mi. week clay? For Freehold, 5.P , p. tn. wees aays. balilaior" and WaesinkKja, 3.50, 7.20, 8,31 9,i0, 11.20, UOSa m, lin (finjitea ex puss) 3.49 1 41 6 7 an. .7.10 p. in., aud 12.03 night. For Bait I, nor nly 2.02, 4.1 1, 5 08 -.md U..--0 p. m On Sundays,, iOO, ljoi, 0J!'uud ll.U a. is. 4.41 5.57, 7 40 n m. 12.03 night Palt'niore only 5.(8 and 11.60 pm. For eciehmond and IneEonth 7.2nn.lau. m il.imlted Kxprts 12.35 p. a .,12.03 nitht,week flays. BondajE, 7.20 1. n... '2.03 uljhi. Trains leave Hartsburit lor Pltisi arir ana Jib wiist even day at 12.25 and S.w a m ana j.0OUlmitai and 3.10 p m. Way for 1 oona, ,15 a m and 4.10 s ta every oay. ror t-in?oujv oniy, ii. a u usnj i.nai'jaj iu week days. Leave Macuury lor Willlamsport, JSujiira, 's JEUdillKUa, Kot:het!ter,Bufrloau3 MaBar falls 5.10 a m du.iy, and 1.13 pm week daya. for WatklDS, 60 p m week dayB. For Krle und intermediate pelnts, 5.10 a mi, dally. For Look Haven, 0.10, and H.53 a ra. dally, 1.31 and 6.80 p. ra. week days. Foi Henova 5.10 a m 1.1S and 6,30 p la wees daye, ..10 a, in Buadaye. 1HAB. m FOeH. J.K.WOOD, ituo. VlariT Hon. E'aos Art. L.MINGTON S NOItTIIEKN li. K. Time, table in t le inrnect May, 10, 1891. . Beading (P. s It. elation) for Trains leave Kcadi Gibraltar, Keyftrt, lilrahboro, Joanna, Kprlng- Cbester,l'hadsford Junction, li, & O. Junction, 'fm TlllUilUtluuilUU iUIBlJJItUltf 1U HIHLIUUS, UajlV "ML except Sunday, at 6.25 end 8.30 a.m. andM5 ,3t'(S n. m. Hnndav onlv a: 8.05 i. m. fcr. For Warwick, Bt Peter and Intermediate 1 stutlons.dally except Sunday, at 9.20 a.m.. and 6.19 p.m. eunday only 8 15 a. m. For Blrdsboru and intenuedlate stations, Baturday only, at 12 m . sun For Baltimore and Washington (B. ft OTU. It.) dally except Bnnday at 8.25 nnd 8.30 a. m. and 8,16 p. tn. bunday only nt 3.05 p. m. Trains arrive at Beading (P. df it. station) lrom Wilmington, B. & O. Jnnotion, Montr chanin, Chaddsford Junction, West Chester, Lenupe, Coatesvllle, Wnynesburg Junction, Bpringneld.Joanna.lilrdsbore, Gibraltar, Sey. fen aud Intermediate stations, daily except Bunday at 10.20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. tn. Bun- , day only at 1121 a. m. ' From Bt. Peters, Warwick and intermediate Stallone, daily except Hundey, at S2i a. in, aud 2.25 u. rn. Bunday only nt 0 p. in. From Blrdsboro nud intermediate ttatlons, Baturday only at 1.40 p.m. From Washington and Baltimore, daily ex cept Sunday, 10 20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. m. Bunday only at. 11.24 a. m. BOW NE88 BKIGOH, Gen'l Pass. Agt. A.G.MC0A0BIiAND.8upt. RUPTURE, MAYER, 831 Arch liartuntr. New ltluen We, tho undersigned, are entirely curid of HuntiirA hv lir .1 n MAYER, 831 Arch Bt., Fbila. Ti.omos B. liartung. New Ringgold, Pa., I. 'andt, BoulU Easton, Fa., li. P. & C. A. Deturck, Oley, Pa H. U. Btanley, 421 Hpruce St., Ibanon, Pa., a" Schneider. LocuKt Dale, Pa.,D, It. Noll, Lime. nun, ra., vm. J!i. iianenstine. I'lioenixville. Pa., W. M, Lelnbach, 024 Washington BL Reading, Pa., J. C. Lyme. 1310 AV. HowardSt.! Hurrlsourg. l"a., C. ICtehn, Doimlassvllle, Pa. Dr. MAYER is at Hotel Penn, Reading, Pa., on the 2nd baturday of each month. Cull to see him. JjL R. BRICKER, M. D A- ' YSICIAN AND SLRQEON, Ho' a Kasi Centre Btreet; Mehunoy City, Pa nuu All sLivuini uibnuMW n BHVuiatl, f I
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